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Who knew that cutting taxes while keeping government spending high AND lowering interest rates could result in so much free money going around? That coupled with the dollar losing 10% of its value in a year, of course stocks are higher than before. Inflation and dollar losing value = winning!

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Oh, and, of course, a deficit is a tax increase that's deferred to the future.

It's one thing to spend a deficit on something long-term useful, it's another thing to piss it away.

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>Who knew that cutting taxes while keeping government spending high AND lowering interest rates could result in so much free money going around?

That's been going on for many presidents in a row, in no way unique to Trump. Bush and Obama take the cake.

>That coupled with the dollar losing 10% of its value in a year

Is this some new virtue signal on BlueSky? USD is still trading in its channel at above historic averages. This is like saying the US market is crashing because we had a -2.5% day on Tuesday. Look at DXY and zoom out. It's been flat since May.

>of course stocks are higher than before. Inflation and dollar losing value = winning!

Three consecutive years of solid double digit market growth that has outpaced inflation and dollar valuation. Tell me you know nothing about financial markets without telling me you know nothing about financial markets.

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> That's been going on for many presidents in a row

You were attributing your "knowledge worker 401(k)" growth to Trump though?

> Is this some new virtue signal on BlueSky?

No, I'm not on BlueSky or any social media. Is this a poor attempt at some Trumper "own"?

> USD is still trading in its channel at above historic averages.

Look at the chart after "liberation day" in April. It's been down since then and stayed there. Not a very good sign for his policies.

> Three consecutive years of solid double digit market growth that has outpaced inflation and dollar valuation

I agree, Biden did well with covid recovery. Not sure how electing Trump did much for us other than cause a market crash in April (and subsequent dip buying) and weaken the USD?

> Tell me you know nothing about financial markets

Oh, I know plenty and I'm actually bullish on stocks because there is so much free money going around. It would be stupid not to have your money in assets with such high inflation on the horizon. I just find it funny that you're touting bad policy as a win when his whole campaign was about "Biden's inflation" causing high prices and Republicans are supposedly for being fiscally responsible yet the OBBB goes against that.

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>You were attributing your "knowledge worker 401(k)" growth to Trump though?

You were attributing the "cutting taxes while keeping government spending high AND lowering interest rates" specifically to Trump though?

>No, I'm not on BlueSky or any social media.

Yet you suffer from the same brainrot.

>Is this a poor attempt at some Trumper "own"?

Is this a poor attempt at some pantifa "own"?

>Look at the chart after "liberation day" in April. It's been down since then and stayed there. Not a very good sign for his policies.

Yes, it is still trading in its channel at above historic averages. A regression to the mean, the same drop happened under Biden in 2022. Not a good sign for [Biden's] policies.

>Not sure how electing Trump did much for us other than cause a market crash in April (and subsequent dip buying) and weaken the USD?

Of course you're not sure because you're financially illiterate. We're hitting all time highs again.

>Oh, I know plenty and I'm actually bullish on stocks because there is so much free money going around.

ZIRP is over. You're bullish because the market is hitting ATH under Trump. I've been selling puts all year to gullible "investors" that thought, and still think, the market is going to crash, any time now, under Trump.

>It would be stupid not to have your money in assets with such high inflation on the horizon.

"Inflation is on the horizon!" they screamed for an entire year. Trump's first year of his second term CPI was 2.7%, lower than any Biden year.

>I just find it funny that you're touting bad policy as a win when his whole campaign was about "Biden's inflation" causing high prices and Republicans are supposedly for being fiscally responsible yet the OBBB goes against that.

People find things they don't understand funny, news at 11.